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Other names / Alternative spellings Social groups (status, family, lineage...) An Period of activity VIIIth century?
IXth century?
Reign of
Khri lDe srong brtsan?
Reign of
Khri gTsug lde brtsan?
Biographical data An sTag chung was a copyist (ms.
PT 1345, PT 1425 f.
267b,
294a) and a contemporary of the revisers Zhi mchog*, Yon tan**, and Dze cin (ms. PT 1425 f.
267b,
294a).
Titles Notes See Lalou 1939-1961 doc. n° 1345, 1425
Not to be confused with Khra sTag chung (or Khu sTag chung? ms. Or. 15000/490)
Not to be confused with Do sTag chung a copyist (ms. PT 507, PT 1382 f. 175b, PT 1394
f44a,
f49b,
PT 1399 f.56b, PT 1400 f.
63b,
70b, PT 1401 f.
70b) a contemporary of the revisers Hve gog, dGe brtan, Byang chub, and Tshe'i cin (
PT 1382 f. 175b), and of the revisers sTag zigs Zhi mchog 'Go 'go, and 'Jam dpal PT 1394
f44a,
f49b,
PT 1399 f.56b, PT 1400 f.
63b,
70b , PT 1401 f.
70b).
Not to be confused with 'Go sTag Chung, a copyist (ms.
PT 1349).
See also sTag cung :
- a reviser and a contemporary of the copyist 'Go se'u han, (ms.
PT 1349)
- a reviser and a contemporary of the copyists sTag legs, and Ke'u sTag cung (ms. PT 1374 f.
278b,
294b),
- a copyist and a contemporary of the revisers Dag mchog, Hve gog, dGe brtan, and Dze cin (ms.
PT 1452)
*Zhi mchog, a contemporary of the great reviser
'Jams dpal **see
Bran ka Yon tan?
